Paris: The Rough Guide
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Paris is perpetually full of possibilities, and this "Rough Guide" clues travelers in on the very best of these--from tourist hot spots to the more offbeat and obscure, this guide covers it all. in color.
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- 2019-10-19
- 106 pages
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